I am impressed by excellent coaches. They make a huge difference in the performance of teams and individuals. I look at Coach Roy Williams, men's basketball coach at UNC, and marvel at the transformation he wrought for that program. He transformed the program from losing to winning consistently in a short period of time.
Another example from UNC is men's football coach Mac Brown. Brown built the program into a championship caliber contender. After he left UNC for Texas (which he subsequently built into a national champion), the UNC program suffered. I see that Brown is returning to UNC. Will he repeat his success? My money says YES!
This ability to positively influence a team also applies to other areas of life. Families. Businesses. Charitable organizations. An effective coach can make all the difference. A *terrible* coach can cause all kinds of problems.
According to leadership guru, John Maxwell, the characteristics of a good coach include:
Another example from UNC is men's football coach Mac Brown. Brown built the program into a championship caliber contender. After he left UNC for Texas (which he subsequently built into a national champion), the UNC program suffered. I see that Brown is returning to UNC. Will he repeat his success? My money says YES!
This ability to positively influence a team also applies to other areas of life. Families. Businesses. Charitable organizations. An effective coach can make all the difference. A *terrible* coach can cause all kinds of problems.
According to leadership guru, John Maxwell, the characteristics of a good coach include:
- They establish trust
- They lend perspective
- They orchestrate people
- They ensure preparation
- They provide discipline and accountability
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